TORONTO, March 24 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index fell
to a two-week low on Thursday, with financial-sector and energy
stocks declining as a drop in oil prices weighed on the
resource-linked index.

The most influential movers on the index were bank stocks,
including Royal Bank of Canada, which fell 1.4 percent
to C$73.93, and Bank of Nova Scotia, which declined 1.6
percent to C$62.26.

The heavily weighted financials group fell 1.3 percent,
while the energy group was down 1.1 percent.

Suncor Energy Inc fell 0.8 percent to C$35.30, while
Canadian Natural Resources was down 1 percent at
C$34.42.

U.S. crude prices were down 2.8 percent at $38.66 a
barrel, dented by record-high stockpiles in the United States
and a stronger dollar.

At 10:42 a.m. EDT (1442 GMT), the Toronto Stock Exchange's
S&P/TSX composite index was down 62.45 points, or 0.47
percent, at 13,317.03. It touched its lowest since March 7 at
13,255.47.